The bronze work by the Nazi sculptor Wilhelm Wandschneider was brought to Linz in 1942 as a "personal gift" from Hitler, who wanted to make the city the "cultural capital" of the Third Reich. For 65 years it stood in the rotunda of a park overlooking the city, where the German dictator lived between 10 and 18 years old. But it was quickly removed in 2008 after a group of art students revealed its unsavoury origins. Linz's Nordico museum, which had stored the work, will now add it to